Every European people analytics software tool reviewed
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Not published; demo on request
Demo on request
Best for: Enterprise HR teams that run Workday, SAP or Oracle and want one metrics layer across systems
Crunchr is the people analytics platform here that behaves most like an enterprise data project. The vendor lists 150+ pre-built sources, with Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Oracle Fusion HCM, UKG, BambooHR and HiBob among the HRIS connectors, and says 250+ metric definitions are included with the first release. A data engineer and a customer success manager are assigned from the start, and a customer quoted on the homepage describes a four-week sprint.
Focus Orange Technology B.V. trades as Crunchr from Amsterdam (KvK 61307068). Its founder, Dirk Jonker, began as an actuary at Towers Perrin and later founded the HR consultancy Focus Orange, which PwC acquired.
The homepage names Dura Vermeer, Booking and Cosun Beet Company as customers, as a vendor claim. The security page names a CISO and a DPO and reports a yearly SOC 2 Type 2 audit and penetration test. A Boston office exists, so the signing entity needs a check, and no price or founding year is published.
What Crunchr does well
- Predefined metric catalogue stated at 250+ definitions
- Connectors for Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, Oracle and UKG
- Customer-chosen EU hosting region
- Named CISO and DPO plus yearly SOC 2 Type 2 audit and pen test
- Assigned data engineer and customer success manager
Where Crunchr falls short
- Pricing hidden behind a demo
- US office, so the signing entity needs checking
- Aimed at enterprises, with little for small teams
- Founding year and ownership structure not stated
Standout feature. Crunchr lets the customer pick an EU or US hosting region, backed by a yearly external SOC 2 Type 2 audit.
Nuremberg, Germany
Not published; free demo on request
Demo on request
Best for: Large employers that plan reorganisations and need span-of-control and headcount views
Ingentis builds the analytics around the organisation chart. Its org.manager product combines charts, analytics boards for diversity, supervisors and HR trends, real-time dashboards for headcount, age distribution and span of control, and a what-if feature for restructurings and post-merger integration. SAP, Workday, Oracle and UKG connectors are named, and the company is an SAP Silver Partner.
The imprint of Ingentis Softwareentwicklung GmbH gives register court Nuremberg and number HRB 14491, and names two managing directors. On the about page the company claims 25+ years in business and over 2,000 customers in more than 50 countries (vendor claims). The imprint also lists US and UK subsidiaries. Hosting is cloud or on-premise with no cloud region named, and demos are free on request without a published price.
What Ingentis does well
- Org chart, analytics and design in one product
- Boards for DEI, supervisors and HR trends ready to run
- Cloud or on-premise installation
- Connectors named for SAP, Workday, Oracle and UKG
- GmbH with an entry in the Nuremberg commercial register
Where Ingentis falls short
- No published pricing or trial
- Little coverage of recruiting or engagement analytics
- Hosting region for cloud not stated
- US and UK subsidiaries exist, so the contracting entity needs checking
Standout feature. Ingentis states an on-premise installation, so its analytics can run on servers the customer owns.
London, United Kingdom
Founded 2013
Monthly subscription by modules and headcount; quote only
Demo on request
Best for: Organisations of 50 to 3,000 employees that want analytics inside the HR system
Cezanne HR keeps analytics inside the HRIS. The Insights module accepts plain-English questions, such as where attrition risk is highest, over turnover, absence, workforce planning gaps, pay and diversity data. Core analytics and dashboards ship with the system, while the AI and advanced layer is the separate paid module. Pricing is a monthly subscription by modules and last month's average headcount, from 50 to 3,000 employees.
Cezanne HR Limited operates from Southwark Street in London, and the website terms are issued jointly with Cezanne HR Srl. According to its about page, the cloud HR system launched in 2013. The data security page states ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification by BSI (certificate IS 696606), Cyber Essentials and AWS European Union hosting. As a British entity it relies on the EU's adequacy decision for the UK, and the pricing page states no implementation or data upload fee.
What Cezanne HR does well
- Analytics module integrated into the HRIS
- Plain-English AI questions on workforce data
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certificate number published
- AWS EU hosting stated
- No implementation or data upload fee stated
Where Cezanne HR falls short
- Advanced analytics sold as a separate module
- No published prices
- British entity, so the adequacy decision applies
- Aimed at 50 to 3,000 employees, less suited to very large groups
Standout feature. Cezanne HR is the one tool where a buyer can ask the HR records a question in plain English.
Kosice, Slovakia
Quote or free trial; billed per active user
Demo on request
Best for: SMBs and growing teams that want dashboards without a data team
Sloneek is an HR system from Kosice with an analytics module as one of five product areas next to core HR, time management, performance and hiring. The analytics page lists prepared dashboards, a hybrid-teams view by job type and location, competence gap analysis, a period comparison of KPIs and export to spreadsheets. Everything is built from data inside Sloneek, and no external warehouse connector is described.
The privacy policy names Sloneek Europe s.r.o. (ID 53 319 737, Taborska 8, Kosice) as data controller and lists a DPO. The website also shows a London address. The terms state in section 5.4 that customer data stays within EU member states and in section 5.3 that it is not used to train AI models unless agreed. A 14-day trial needs no card and billing covers active users only, but amounts did not appear on the page we read.
What Sloneek does well
- Analytics module with predefined charts and custom reports
- EU-only data storage written into the terms
- 14-day trial without a card
- Pay only for active users
- Terms bar use of customer data for AI training unless agreed
Where Sloneek falls short
- No amounts visible on the pricing page we read
- Analytics limited to data held in Sloneek
- Smaller vendor, with fewer enterprise references
- Founding year and hosting provider not stated
Standout feature. Sloneek writes both EU-only data storage and a ban on AI training into its terms.
London, United Kingdom
Founded 2019
Core HR from $2.5 per employee per month (Standard) or $3 (Professional), billing from 50 employees
Demo on request
Best for: Mid-sized companies wanting HR suite reports at a published price
PeopleForce delivers reports as part of an HR suite. The analytics page describes a monthly headcount report, capacity reports for project resourcing, leave balances and eNPS surveys in one dashboard, with separate pages for recruiting and engagement analytics. The pages we read describe no forecasting or what-if modelling. Core HR costs $2.5 per employee per month (Standard) or $3 (Professional), with billing from 50 employees, in dollars.
PeopleForce Ltd has company number 12537808 in England and Wales and an office on John Street, London. Its about page describes a 2019 start in Kyiv, customers in 25+ countries and a 2022 investment by Pracuj Ventures. Customer data is hosted in Frankfurt. The terms list affiliates in Poland and Estonia and one LLC whose country is not stated, and let the customer choose the billing entity.
What PeopleForce does well
- Published per-employee prices
- Frankfurt hosting stated
- Headcount, capacity and eNPS reports in one suite
- Recruiting and engagement analytics pages
- Billing entity selectable in the terms
Where PeopleForce falls short
- Prices in US dollars
- Billing starts from 50 employees
- No predictive analytics described
- Affiliate entity outside the EU not located on the pages read
Standout feature. PeopleForce shows the per-employee price of the suite that contains its reports.
Berlin, Germany
Founded 2016
From $8/user/month
Demo on request
Best for: Companies that want survey, goal and review data in one place
Leapsome analyses engagement, goals and reviews rather than headcount. According to its tool page, survey results are segmented by department, team, location and tenure, heatmaps show which engagement drivers score highest and lowest, and anonymity thresholds are configurable. Goal progress and pay equity dashboards sit in the same product, and feedback, goal and survey data are combined into one view for managers.
Two founders, Jenny von Podewils and Kajetan von Armansperg, started Leapsome GmbH in Berlin in 2016. The vendor claims more than 1,500 customer companies (Spotify, Unity, Monday.com, Babbel and Northvolt are named), ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II and servers in Europe. A demo is on request, prices begin at $8 per user a month, and German employers get works council agreement templates.
What Leapsome does well
- Compensation reviews that draw on goal and performance records
- Meeting agendas for one-to-ones
- AI-assisted feedback writing for managers
- Berlin company processing in the EU
- Entry price near $8 per user and month
Where Leapsome falls short
- Does not replace the HR system of record
- Per-user pricing rises with headcount
- Outcome depends on leadership follow-through
- Prices are quoted in dollars
Standout feature. Leapsome joins survey, goal and pay equity segments under the same team and tenure filters.
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Quote only, three packages (Starter, Professional, Expert)
Demo on request
Best for: HR teams that run recurring surveys and want outside benchmarks and advice
Effectory is a survey provider whose results dashboard shows trends and strengths and offers downloadable reports. Benchmarking by country and industry, an action planner and HRIS integration come with the Starter package. Professional adds single sign-on, up to 5 languages, around 175 coordinators and custom segments, and Expert adds deeper customisation of benchmarks, themes and group anonymity.
Effectory B.V. (trade register 72541644, Rokin 16, Amsterdam) and Effectory Deutschland GmbH (HRB 164901, Munich) are the controllers. The company describes about 200 specialists, says it supports more than 1,200 organisations, and offers surveys in 60 languages, all vendor claims. Its privacy policy lists each sub-processor with a location: Microsoft hosts and stores survey data in the EU (EEA) and MailJet sends invitations from the EU. No prices are published.
What Effectory does well
- Entities in Amsterdam and Munich, each with a register number
- Benchmarks by country and industry
- Action planner built into the results
- Processor list with locations published
- Packages for different coordinator counts
Where Effectory falls short
- Prices only by quote
- Not a performance management suite
- Little self-serve room for small teams
- Languages and coordinators capped per package
Standout feature. Effectory publishes a location for every data processor it uses.
London, United Kingdom
Quote only, Managed or Unlimited at Core or Enterprise level
Demo on request
Best for: Employers choosing between a vendor-run survey cycle and doing it themselves
People Insight sells employee surveys either run by its own team (Managed) or by the customer (Unlimited), each at Core or Enterprise level. Core Unlimited includes unlimited survey creation, up to 3 languages, up to 2 external benchmarks and up to 5 admin users, and Enterprise adds unlimited languages, unlimited dashboard users, up to 5 benchmarks and an HRIS API. Its Prism AI writes a next-steps summary for managers when a survey closes.
The company number of People Insight Limited is 05224597 (England and Wales), which puts it under English law and the UK GDPR, with the EU relying on its adequacy decision for the UK.
It sells consultancy, communications and implementation services next to the software, plus a separate 360 feedback product with models and coaching. Results land in a dashboard with an action planning centre and the iDeck for leadership. Prices are on request and the pages we checked did not state a hosting region.
What People Insight does well
- Managed or self-run delivery, chosen per plan
- Action planning built into survey workflows
- 360 feedback in the same vendor
- Prism AI writes manager summaries once a survey ends
- UK company with a register number
Where People Insight falls short
- Prices only by quote
- No hosting region on the pages we checked
- Core Unlimited caps languages at 3
- Governed by UK law and the UK GDPR
Standout feature. People Insight will run the entire survey cycle on the customer's behalf under its Managed plans.
Munich, Germany
Founded 2015
From €2.88/employee/month
Demo on request
Best for: SMBs (10-2000 employees) seeking comprehensive HR solution
Personio gives people analytics a home in the HR system of record. Per its tool page, it combines digital personnel files, absence management, time tracking, recruiting and payroll preparation, so the reports draw on one database of employee records. Payroll is prepared there, not executed, and a payroll provider stays in the stack.
Personio SE & Co. KG began in Munich in 2015. Its tool page cites 15,000+ customers (a vendor claim) and targets companies with 10 to 2,000 employees. Prices start at €2.88 per employee per month, and EU processing runs on AWS Frankfurt. Individual modules are less deep than dedicated specialists, and a group operating in many countries tends to stretch the all-in-one design.
What Personio does well
- Personnel files, absence, time, recruiting and payroll preparation share one database
- Lowest listed full-suite price in this category, €2.88 per employee and month
- EU processing on AWS Frankfurt
- Sized for companies from 10 to 2,000 staff
- Integrations with national payroll providers
Where Personio falls short
- Prepares payroll but a payroll provider still runs it
- Single modules shallower than specialist products
- Groups in many countries outgrow the single-system design
- Pricing scales with headcount
Standout feature. Personio lists the lowest full-platform price in this category, from €2.88 per employee per month.
Ghent, Belgium
Founded 2018
Not published
Demo on request
Best for: Enterprises on Workday, SAP or Oracle that need skills data for planning
TechWolf supplies skills data to planning teams. Its solution pages cover skill gap analysis, strategic workforce planning (skills supply and demand), internal mobility, targeted upskilling, AI transformation readiness and role redesign, and several are labelled coming soon. It states direct integrations with Workday's Skills Cloud, SAP SuccessFactors and Oracle HCM Dynamic Skills, and Crunchr's connector catalogue lists TechWolf as a source.
TechWolf BV is registered at Overzet 14B in Ghent and listed with the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises under 0702.852.201. The about page dates its founding to 2018, starting from helping students find jobs and moving to skill-based workforces. A Workday case study cites a 15% faster time-to-hire. No price, hosting region or certification is published, and the privacy policy read, last updated in January 2023, covers website visitors only.
What TechWolf does well
- Belgian BV with a public register number
- Direct integrations with Workday, SAP and Oracle skills modules
- Focus on skills supply and demand for planning
- Founding year and story stated
- Role redesign and AI readiness use cases
Where TechWolf falls short
- Not a general HR metrics platform
- Several features marked coming soon
- No pricing or hosting region published
- Customer data terms not visible on pages read
Standout feature. TechWolf is the only tool here that produces skills supply and demand data instead of HR metrics.
Tel Aviv, Israel
No published prices; quote via form
Demo on request
Best for: HR teams already on Bob who want review cycles tied to their people data
HiBob qualifies here through its Compensation module, listed under Planning and Compensation in the Bob platform beside Workforce Planning. It runs customisable comp cycles, gives Finance real-time budget tracking with overrun visualisation, and models proposed increases against actual employee data and pay bands. Pay equity is monitored while decisions are made, and managers see performance data and compensation history in context.
Israel's privacy law is the frame in HiBob's privacy policy, which names Hi Bob Limited as operator and Hi Bob Ltd. as database controller, and that is why the tool counts as Israeli on this page. The page does not describe running the module without the HR system, and pricing sits behind a form that asks about team size and modules. The entity's jurisdiction is not stated on the pages reviewed and the benchmark source is not named.
What HiBob does well
- Budget guardrails visible to Finance
- Scenario planning on actual employee data
- Pay equity monitored during the cycle
- Context for managers inside the workflow
- Same data as the HRIS
Where HiBob falls short
- Sold as part of the Bob platform
- No published prices
- Entity jurisdiction not stated on pages reviewed
- Benchmark source not named
Standout feature. HiBob builds guardrails into the manager's pay workflow so that out-of-band proposals are blocked before approval.